MATCH DETAILS
St Mirren v Rangers
Saturday, 7 November 2026
Kick-off 20:00
William Hill Scottish Premiership
The Marbill Coaches Stadium
REMEMBRANCE
A minute’s silence will be observed before kick-off as part of this weekend’s Remembrance commemorations. Supporters are encouraged to take their seats in good time as we honour and remember those who have served and paid the ultimate sacrifice.
STADIUM ENTRY
Rangers supporters are positioned in the North Stand and have access through turnstiles 17-20.
Disabled supporters will be afforded access to the stadium via the Northeast gate. If there are any other access requirements, please contact disabilitymatters@rangers.co.uk.
Turnstiles will open at 19:00. Please arrive early to aid entry to the stadium.
Two catering kiosks will be available inside the North Stand and will accept both cash and cards.
St Mirren have provided the following entry information:
- There will be a soft ticket check at the Northeast corner of the stadium, before queuing behind the North Stand towards the turnstiles.
- Flags and banners should be positioned at the back of the stand to avoid covering advertising boards. Space is limited, and supporters should be aware that flags and banners may be refused entry once the available space is full. There are no storage facilities for items refused entry. All flags and banners must be fire-resistant, must not exceed 2m x 1m in size and must not contain offensive messaging.
- Bags must not exceed A4 in size.
- Profiled searching will be conducted.
- Supporters who are visibly under the influence of alcohol will not be allowed entry into the stadium.
- Smoking is strictly prohibited, and any breach of this will result in immediate ejection.
TRAVEL INFORMATION
M8 Road Closures: Essential bridge works will result in closures on the M8 in both directions between Junctions 22 and 24, from 18:00 on Saturday, 7 November until 13:00 on Sunday, 8 November. Signed diversions will be in place, with delays expected, particularly after the match. The M77 will remain open, but heavy congestion is expected.
A737 Roadworks: Supporters travelling northbound on the A737 should be aware that the link to the M8 eastbound will be closed from Friday evening until Tuesday morning due to planned roadworks. Traffic will be diverted via St James Interchange, with possible delays in the surrounding area.
Please note, the Renfrew Bridge will remain closed to road traffic for several months following extensive damage caused by Storm Boelo.
Supporters are advised to plan ahead, consider alternative routes, and allow additional travel time.
Rail Travel: Paisley Gilmour Street station is located in County Square, in the town centre, approximately a 20-minute walk from the stadium. A taxi rank is also available at the station.
Paisley St James station is located directly opposite the stadium, approximately a four-minute walk from the away turnstiles, with direct services from Glasgow Central via Paisley Gilmour Street.
The last train from Paisley St James to Glasgow Central on Saturday departs at 23:58, calling at Paisley Gilmour Street.
Supporters are encouraged to check for any travel disruption before setting off using the following links:
- Traffic Scotland – Live Traffic Information
- ScotRail – Journey and Service Updates
- Traveline Scotland – Public Transport Information
PARKING
Supporters’ coach parking is available on Clark Street. Please note there is a low bridge at Greenhill Road with a height clearance of 3m.
Car parking is on public streets around the stadium; we ask that you respect local residents’ property and environment. Supporters should check for any parking restrictions on streets surrounding the stadium.
SUPPORTER BEHAVIOUR
The Rangers support is renowned for its backing of the team, in noise and in colour, home and away.
The club reminds supporters that the use of pyrotechnics, or discriminatory behaviour including illicit singing, chanting or the display of offensive banners, will lead to serious consequences for the club and may result in the arrest of those responsible.
We call on all our travelling support to back the team in the right manner and prove once again what a force for good the Rangers support can be.
PYROTECHNICS
The use of pyrotechnics is illegal within Scottish football stadiums.
Any supporter found in possession of a pyrotechnic device will be arrested.
The club will be sanctioned for any use of pyrotechnics within a stadium, and a further incident this season may result in severe consequences for the club and supporters alike.
Please note that face coverings are also prohibited under ground regulations.
